Beyond Bergson: Examining Race and Colonialism through the Writings of Henri Bergson

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Albany: SUNY Press (2019)
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Examines Bergson's work from the perspectives of critical philosophy of race and decolonial theory, placing it in conversation with theorists from Africa, the African Diaspora, and Latin America.

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Decolonizing Bergson : the temporal schema of the open and the closed.Alia Al-Saji
The hope for this volume : sympathy.Leonard Lawlor
Introduction : creative extensions.  (pages 1-9)Andrea J. Pitts & Mark William Westmoreland
Decolonizing Bergson: The temporal schema of the open and the closed.  (pages 13-35)Alia Al-Saji
The language of closure : homogeneity, exclusion, and the state.  (pages 37-56)Martin Shuster
The politics of sympathy in Bergson's the two sources of morality and religion.  (pages 57-76)Melanie White
Bergson, Senghor, and the philosophical foundations of négritude : intellect, intuition, and knowledge.  (pages 79-119)Clevis Headley
The spectacle of belonging : Henri Bergson's comic negro and the (im)possibility of place in the colonial metropolis.  (pages 121-140)Annette K. Joseph-Gabriel
Racial becomings : evolution, materialism, and Bergson in Spanish America.  (pages 143-170)Adriana Novoa
Bergsonism in post-revolutionary Mexico : Antonio Caso's theory of aesthetic intuition.  (pages 171-192)Andrea J. Pitts
Antagonism and myth : José Carlos Mariátegui's revolutionary Bergsonism.  (pages 193-210)Jaime Hanneken

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Andrea Pitts
University of North Carolina, Charlotte
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